This courseware evaluation rates the "Caffeine" program developed by Lane Community College and sold by the Oregon Department of Education. (The program--not included in this document--is part of a computer-assisted instruction project with nursing applications.) Part A describes "Caffeine" in terms of topics (food and nutrition, allied health) and hardware requirements (Apple II and peripherals), indicates its suitability as a tutorial for 11th-grade to adult instruction, and estimates time for use (20-30 minutes). Availability information includes cost ($5.00), policies, and contact address. Part B contains the evaluation criteria in eight categories; reviewer ratings appear as yes, somewhat, no, and not applicable, with explanatory comments. Part C summarizes the evaluation. The strengths of this program are good graphics, concise presentation of information, and excellent reinforcement. Weaknesses include no printout capability, lack of documentation, and too long a list of objectives. Summary ratings in the eight categories include the following: subject matter, technical presentation, student interaction, and program interaction--yes; student evaluation and documentation--somewhat; work behaviors and application programs--not applicable. The program is recommended for individualized instruction in classrooms and informal settings such as doctors' offices. (SK)